
Compression Testing Machine Digital 2000kn
- Product Model:Digital Compression Testing Machine (Manual Pace Control)
- Capacity:50 kN
The J-Ring Apparatus is an essential testing instrument designed to determine the passing ability, flow spread, and blocking behavior of fresh Self-Consolidating Concrete (SCC) through congested reinforcement. By evaluating the difference between unconfined slump flow and restricted J-Ring flow, the test provides a dependable assessment of how smoothly the mix deforms through rebar cages without aggregate entrapment or matrix segregation, serving both laboratory mix designs and on-site quality assurance.
The apparatus measures three critical rheological parameters: total flow spread (restricted deformability), flow time (rate of deformation across a defined distance), and blocking step (the height difference between concrete inside and outside the ring). Suitable for evaluating dynamic viscosity and stability across comparative sample portions, the rugged steel assembly ensures reliable, repeatable testing under demanding laboratory and jobsite environments.
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| Technical Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Product Type | J-Ring Test Apparatus for SCC |
| Primary Function | Determination of passing ability, flow spread, and blocking step of SCC |
| Measured Parameters | • J-Ring Flow Spread (mm) • Flow Time (T50J in seconds) • Blocking Step (Δh in mm) |
| Test Principle | Comparison of unconfined slump flow vs. restricted flow through rebar obstacles |
| Ring Material & Construction | Zinc-plated / stainless steel ring fitted with vertical rebar obstacles |
| Bar Spacing & Dimensions | Standard cylindrical steel bars mounted uniformly on a central pitch circle |
| Compatibility | Used in conjunction with standard slump cone and base plate |
| Applications | Laboratory mix optimization, QC field testing, segregation resistance analysis |
| Standard Compliance | ASTM C1621 / C1621M, EN 12350-12, BS EN 12350-12 |




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